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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2011
Page
3
Investigative reporter Steve Reed analyzes why government transparency remains elusive and what obstacles stand in the way in a two day Gazette series. The feature explains tools available to citizens and the barriers that hinder access to information.
Abe Satterfield, ex Iowa football player, was sentenced to a suspended prison term, a 625 dollar fine and no probation after pleading to assault with intent to inflict serious injury. Victim restitution of 326 dollars and a five year no contact order were ordered. Cedric Everson, 21, faces sentencing April 22 after being found guilty of assault. Everson also faced a related simple misdemeanor charge.
Jiri Ellinger head of the Czech Republic embassy political section will lecture at the University of Iowa on The Czech Republic the European Union and the United States in a Tumultuous World. The talk and luncheon are free and open to the public at 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in International Programs Commons. Noon start. No preregistration required. Details via university links, email or phone.
Gov. Terry Branstad touring Eastern Iowa touted a plan to cut commercial property taxes by 40 percent and lower the top corporate income tax to 6 percent while raising gaming tax to 36 percent. He aims to create 200000 jobs in five years with cost benefit tests for new regulations.
The Vision Iowa Board approved a 1.6 million dollar grant toward an 8.7 million downtown amphitheater in Cedar Rapids. Construction on the west bank of the Cedar River will begin by summer with a 2012 opening target and a 2013 first concert. The project includes flood protection, a Festival Park, riverfront trail, and seeks private contributions to cover a shortfall.
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